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Ben Dummett

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  • The Wall Street Journal
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  • Citigroup Bolsters Investment Banking Ranks With Eye on Cash-Rich Private-Equity Firms
    21 Mar 2018—The Wall Street Journal
    He will report to Anthony Diamandakis and Christian Anderson, global co-head of Citigroup’s Global Asset Managers group. Mr. Maskell’s hiring comes at a time when institutional investors are plowing money into infrastructure funds and private-equity firms to diversify from public securities and seek higher returns. Last year, Apollo Global Management LLC raised $23.5 billion a buyout fund while CVC Capital Partners set a fundraising record for Europe, attracting €16 billion ($19.6 billion)....
  • Nets Sold to Private Equity for $5.3 Billion in Latest Payments Deal
    25 Sep 2017—The Wall Street Journal
    A consortium led by U.S. buyout firm Hellman & Friedman LLC on Monday agreed to acquire Denmark’s Nets NETS 6.31% A/S for 33.07 billion Danish Krone ($5.3 billion), the latest bet by private equity on the payments-processing sector. The deal is the latest in a wave of consolidation in the industry this year as firms seek to take advantage of the growing use of mobile devices to make payments. Payments companies are also under pressure to join forces to cut costs, develop new products and add...
  • When a Bank Sells for One Euro, Who Gets the Euro?
    13 Jun 2017—The Wall Street Journal
    Banco Santander SA’s plan to sell €7 billion ($7.85 billion) in stock to pay for its acquisition of Banco Popular Español SA highlights the real costs of rescuing its smaller, failing Spanish banking rival. Winning the auction for Banco Popular was considerably cheaper. It required Santander to pay just €1 for the bank’s equity. Such a...

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